QUOTE(wildwestgoh @ May 21 2010, 09:04 AM)
U2311H review:
Had look through the brief review of the panel, looks great (in a distance) and the black can be considered better than the 30" (Is that a TN or IPS?)
But still no backlight bleeding test or any other much detail graphics quality test, was hoping the graphics would look more natural to please everyone's eye

Edit:
Just notice it's already been calibrated with tool, so I won't say this is good out from the box, are those calibration different from other monitors (same manufacturing date)? Probably can get his calibration and input to newly purchase so I won't need to spend $ on the calibration tool.
That definitely is a 2x30" 2560x1600 Dell S-IPS setup with the 2xU2311H also.. so I'm still wondering whether it's worth it to sell of my current dual setup and get the newer U231H dual setup.
Added on May 21, 2010, 10:19 amQUOTE(wildwestgoh @ May 21 2010, 09:04 AM)
U2311H review:
Had look through the brief review of the panel, looks great (in a distance) and the black can be considered better than the 30" (Is that a TN or IPS?)
But still no backlight bleeding test or any other much detail graphics quality test, was hoping the graphics would look more natural to please everyone's eye

Edit:
Just notice it's already been calibrated with tool, so I won't say this is good out from the box, are those calibration different from other monitors (same manufacturing date)? Probably can get his calibration and input to newly purchase so I won't need to spend $ on the calibration tool.
That definitely is a 2x30" 2560x1600 Dell S-IPS setup with the 2xU2311H also.. so I'm still wondering whether it's worth it to sell of my current dual setup and get the newer U231H dual setup.
*Most important is backlight bleeding + black levels + image quality. Ghosting or high speed panels doesn't really bother me that much (to an acceptable degree)
This post has been edited by [Top-Gun]: May 21 2010, 10:19 AM